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Constitutional framework of legal rights, legislative enactments and judicial approach towards safeguarding the rights of child in India

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 4(6); 2018; 102-107.)

The present paper makes a modest attempt to analyze the provisions of the Constitutional framework of Legal Rights and the Legislative enactment of the child Right. It is fact a humble attempt to scrutinize the provision ...
Right to education under constitution of India and development among the scheduled tribes: A socio-legal study

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 4(3); 2018; 63-72.)

The beneficial provision of Right to Education has been inserted into the Indian Constitution. In order the enactment of the Right to Education has brought several amendments in the Parliament. However, every state has ...
Impact on tribal people after codification of Gaunkary system into code of Comunidades

Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Humanity Science & English Language. 6(29); 2018; 8181-8194.)

The present research paper makes a modest attempt to analyze the impact of historical law of communidade system on tribal people in Goa. It endeavor is made to scrutinize the law from the angle of social, economic and ...
Analysis the provision for right to strike of workers under the Industrial Dispute Act 1947 and other provisions of laws

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 4(5); 2018; 25-30.)

The Industrial dispute Act 1947 has given right to every worker's i:e Right to Strike. The Act was specified that every trade unions and employers has right to engage in the collective bargaining. According to the Industrial ...
Analysis the law for prevention of atrocities against Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes

Gawas, V.M. (Scholarly Research Journal for Humanity Science & English Language. 6(29); 2018; 8195-8204.)

The problem of atrocity against Scheduled tribes in Indian is one important problem relating to scheduled tribes who cannot be ignored. The depressed class in the Indian society have been victims of humiliation, torture ...
Analysis of the beneficial provisions of constitutional framework of legal rights and the legislative enactment of the disabled persons in India

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 3(3); 2017; 180-185.)

The present paper makes a modest attempt to analyze the provisions of the Constitutional framework of Legal Rights and the Legislative enactment of the Disabled persons. It is fact a humble attempt to scrutinize the provision ...
Violence against woman and human rights: Issues and perspectives

Gawas, V.M. (Pune Research Discovery. 1(3); 2016; 11pp.)

Violence towards the women was seen as a natural expression of male dominance in the house, and Society. Sometime, the women belongs to marginalized communities are also denied to access the avenues of power, and thereby ...
Right to life is constitutional provisions for the basic necessities to scheduled tribes

Gawas, V.M. (Pune Research Scholar. 2(6); 2016; 14pp-.)

In Indian Constitution specified the preamble, fundamental rights, and more explicit laid down the Directive Principles of State Policy to welfare for weaker section in the society. The important role of Judiciary and ...
Doctrinal legal research method a guiding principle in reforming the law and legal system towards the research development

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 3(5); 2017; 128-130.)

The doctrinal legal methodology is a period of time to alteration and transition. The scope of the doctrinal method is the choices can make the identified the problems and challenges can be easily encountered by research ...
Land reforms legislation in Goa: A commentary on controversial sunset clause proposed under the agricultural tenancy amendment act, 2014

Gawas, V.M. (International Journal of Law. 3(5); 2017; 7-12.)

The present paper makes a modest an analyses the development and practice the Goa, Daman and Diu Agricultural Tenancy Act, 1964 which was enacted to protect the rights of tenants. It was intended to regulate the period of ...

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